DFA issues security advisory for Filipinos in Libya

(Eagle News)—The Department of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday, Dec. 26, urged Filipinos to take extra precautions following a suicide bomb attack at the Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs last week.

The more than 2000 Filipinos were also urged to avoid travelling after the suicide bombing incident that left at least three people dead.

The incident took place at 10:30 a.m.

No Filipinos were reported injured.

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